Yes. The times have indeed changed.right now, they're only talking about "regular" nuclear strikes - which would fail to achieve a strategic result. The times have changed,
Yes. The times have indeed changed.
Remember that at the time the US nuked the civilian population of Japan, the world was a place where things like this were totally acceptable:
I think any country that used a nuclear weapon today would face extremely strong international backlash. Possibly including the US, although we ostensibly still control institutions like the US, IMF, major media, etc.
In 1945 there was no internet to combat lies and propaganda, and most people saw America as the "good guys." That is not the case for Israel, (or even for the US) today. Add to that the hypersensitivity and emotionality of our society and they would really risk a global embargo (outside of their US colony) if they used a nuclear weapon. That, and, as you said, it would not be very effective tactically.
"A restaurant in Hanoi, Vietnam refused to serve Israeli customers.“My shop doesn't accept people from your country.”The restaurant also displays a 'Free Palestine' sticker on its sign.Make sure to visit the 'Railway Tuan Café' when visiting Vietnam!"
They'll need street squads to get this done, a la Ukraine. What a kvetching mess that will be.
Wow, that is a long ways.
Now Israel is bombing Lebanon.
Yes, I meant as in addition to bombing Yemin at the very same time. The amount of US tax dollars they blew threw in this one day had to be a pretty large sum.They have been bombing Lebanon for several months.